Taylors are all cut by computer controlled machines to very close tolerances, so intonation should be good throughout the line. Occasionally you'll find one that's less than optimal, but usually that can be fixed with a proper setup.
My only real beef with the 100/200 series is that the necks feel a little rough compared to the 300+ series, due to open (unfilled) grain. Otherwise, they seem like good values to me. However, they're not the only good choices in that price range. Also look at Larrivee's D-03 and L03, Tacoma's DM9 and EM9, and Martin's DM and 000M.
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